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Pick 53: Jack Graham
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Thought he was working ultra hard against the tide early, however again having very little influence.
Mini needs to give him a definitive role the last 3 weeks , how about a full blown D Kellaway tag role ? when you don’t have a crack midfield to go head to head , you need to some how nullify the oppositions .
Jacks got enough talent to be part of a successful team, it’s our job to find that role
Mini needs to give him a definitive role the last 3 weeks , how about a full blown D Kellaway tag role ? when you don’t have a crack midfield to go head to head , you need to some how nullify the oppositions .
Jacks got enough talent to be part of a successful team, it’s our job to find that role
11 disposals playing on ball. Time for a spell. Marvel is a fast track and he looked like a tricycle out there.
Not disagreeing with you overall, but Jack has already been part of a successful team twice.
Another who's had an extremely disappointing season. No growth in his game at all.
That’s good. Something he will always do I suppose. Just don’t remember him hunting as effectively as he used to but there may be reasons for that
He’s exactly the same player he was on debut for us in 2017.
He was a manchild whose output was above expectations for his age in 2017, but from 2018 onwards he’s played below expected output for his age and has had basically no extra development or improvement since debut.
No one noticed/cared about his lack of progression while we were successful, but now as a 24 year old in a poor side it sticks out like a sore thumb that he’s just not good enough. We have wasted a 2023 forwardline position on the least agile and slow footballer on our list.
I think we might go looking for draft capital in the off-season and while he’s not worth much on the table, surely he’s one of the first we look at trying to extract a 3rd rounder for.
He was a manchild whose output was above expectations for his age in 2017, but from 2018 onwards he’s played below expected output for his age and has had basically no extra development or improvement since debut.
No one noticed/cared about his lack of progression while we were successful, but now as a 24 year old in a poor side it sticks out like a sore thumb that he’s just not good enough. We have wasted a 2023 forwardline position on the least agile and slow footballer on our list.
I think we might go looking for draft capital in the off-season and while he’s not worth much on the table, surely he’s one of the first we look at trying to extract a 3rd rounder for.
At best he is a tagger. At worst he should be rocking up on a Saturday morning for the Shepparton ressies. Still reckon he has decent trade value to either SA teams. Definitely has to be looked at as trade bait
Just so slow in a slow team
I’ve appreciated his efforts and game over the years, but geez how many treacle paced mids can we play?
I’ve appreciated his efforts and game over the years, but geez how many treacle paced mids can we play?
Perhaps he's protecting his shoulder that was dislocated a few years ago? Might be an injury that makes him a bit wary of strong tackles? Or maybe not. Certainly doesn't seem to have the influence at contests and clearances that he used to in his prime.
